Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-09
SPRAY OF THE L

Dave Wilson of Truly is in the city.
Joe Conrad of Fort Benton is in the
city.
Grant Mexican returned to-day from a
few months visit with friends in Min
nesota.
Ed Maclay and A. w. Kingsbury ar
rived in the city from Fort Benton this
morning.
James McNaughton of the %well-known
wool firm bearing his name in New York,
arrived here this morning en- route for
Benton.
Tom Mayo o has bathing apparatus
in first-class shape and is prepared to ac-
commodate his customers with either a
hot or cold bath.
Captain c. B. Sears, Z. s. A. Of Bis
marck, a member of the upper Missouri
engineering corps arrived in the city this
morning and registered at the Park.
Mr.. n. E. Loberg Is in town and in com
pany with Mr.. Wegner is visiting the seen
cry of the neighborhood. He is the faith
er-in-law Of Mr.. A. NJ. Hotter Of Helena.
Mr.. Griffith and party are today stalk
ing out the route of the Manitoba line in
this neighborhood. This cross-section
work is being done for the convenience of
the contractors.
A little girl at the exercises on Monday,
watched the orator of the day very closely.
AS Mr.. Taylor warmed to the subject she
turned to her mother and said: MA,
isn't he getting there?"
The thermometer was 80 in the shade
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The weather
is becoming warmer I'll around. In St.
Paul on Friday last the temperature was
70 and at Fort Buford it was 70.
Marion Brown, a gentleman well known
throughout this portion of the territory,
but for the past W. years a resident of
Canada is in the city. Mr.. Brown does
not speak very f~1atteringly Of that coun-
try.
A. B.. Keller, representing the Helena
Lire Stock Journal arrived in the city this
morning, coming direct from Canada
where he has been the past six weeks rep
~resenting his paper. He goes from here
to Benton.
Miss Sarehta Sanders and Miss Pauline
Edgerton, the latter a daughter of ex-Gov-
ernor Edgerton, arrived Sunday evening
from Ohio. The ladies are en- route to
Great Falls, where both have valuable real
estate holdings.-Helena Independent.
The bridge at Sun River broke down ON
Wednesday, when the cattle were
being transported from the south to the
north side of the river for the annual
roundup. The bridge has been repaired
temporarily, until a new span can be
placed in it.
Chan Smith reports that there were
about $500 head of cattle at the annual
roundup at Sun River this week. About
1000 of these belong to the Teton ang
The Teton men intend to start on the south
side of the Missouri on Chestnut range on
or about the 25th instant. They may cross
at Great Falls.
FL. d. Burghardt, erstwhile of Neihart,
a Q gentleman we'll and favorably known
throughout this portion Of the territory has
formed co-partnership with w. Parker
of this place. Both gentlemen are we'll
known, and will command the confidence
of the public. Their advertisement on
another page, explains in detail their
business, and we call attention Of our
readers to it.
A Young man, Familiarity known as
Brad who has beer tending bar for Mr..
Willis at the Great Falls Chop House, for
some time past, was discharged day be
fore yesterday. Last evening while in a
hilarious condition he made an assault
upon the banjo player connected with the
house, with a knife, but parties interfer-
ing, no blood was she'd. A warrant was
Immediately procured, but before it
could be served, Brad procured a horse
and skipped.
That Great Falls will be a leading CEN
ter of the wholesale trade is conceded by
all who watch the drift of business in
Montana. One of the first firms to en-
gage in jobbing here will be that of a
Sinclair s. Arnold, who will have
a wholesale liquor and cigar store
in the stone block which Mr..